Analysis: Bitcoin needs to break through the resistance level of $84,000 to continue its upward trend, with the next target price being $92,000

According to Cointelegraph, on-chain indicators such as the cost basis of short-term holders (STH) show that the BTC price still has room to rise, with the next key target at $92,000. This rebound has pushed Bitcoin above its short-term holder cost basis, which is currently at $79,000. The short-term holder cost basis refers to the average purchase price of investors holding Bitcoin for less than 155 days.

Historically, breaking through this level has pushed the market into an extended recovery phase, incentivizing investors to hold or even increase their positions to maximize returns. This shift is often a catalyst that ignites a macro uptrend, attracting new buyers and triggering short squeezes, while shorts remain in a state of disbelief.

Charts show that when the price recovers its realized price in April 2025, it rises 30% within weeks, heading towards the upper boundary of the indicator at $112,000. Similar situations in October 2024, October 2023, and January 2023 also pushed BTC prices to the same on-chain level. If BTC breaks this line, there is a high probability it will rise to $92,423 in the short term